Well then, just replace this _ with a $. It should work the same way, I only chose _ for aesthetic reasons.

EDIT: Never mind trying, it won’t work, actually. Here’s a fixed version: 

sub'DESTROY{print${sub'_($){bless\pop}pop}->[0]}
_[J,_[q q q,_[o^O,_[q[,]],_[k,_[r],_[e]],_[h,_[c
],_[a]]],_[v80,_[l],_[r],_[e],],],_[u,_[a,_[h,_[
r],_[e],],_[n,_[t],_[o],],],_[q[s],_[$"],_[t]]]]

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Tested on 5.8, 5.10, 5.14 and 5.16.

In reply to Re^3: Felling a tree JAPH by Grimy
in thread Felling a tree JAPH by MidLifeXis

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